It’s with Milana’s version of a well-known song of Laura Pausini, named after the original – Non che, that Vesna won a wide audience and started to perform on numerous festivals. She won the best-début reward on a variety festival The Melodies of the Croatian Adriatic (Melodije Hrvatskog Jadrana) in 2000 in Split, as well as the reward for the best vocal interpretation on Zagrebfest. In 2001 Vesna released her second album Za tebe stvorena and crowned her success by winning the first place on Dora – the Croatian contest for Eurosong. She will represent Croatia with a song Sasvim sigurna by Milana Vlaovic on Eurosong 2002 in Estonia’s capital, Tallin. The audience and critics have described the young and talented singer from Pozega as an attractive, sexy and – first of all – interesting novelty on the Croatian pop music scene. In 2002 Vesna released her third album Kao da je vrijeme. Noticeable, though discreet, Vesna has over the past few years slowly and systematically built her career, at the same time studying on the University of Arts in Zagreb. Although she likes to listen jazz, rock and funk, as well as a more melodious version of house music, she won her audience as a pop singer, and she decisively opposes to any disparagement of that music style. Regardless of the style, she focuses her attention on vocal interpretation that she considers to be the only true spark to fire up the audience. It’s not complicated, it’s very simple: I’ve never declared that I wanted to be a singer, it was an urge, I didn’t even think about it, said Vesna who used to sneak out of her family house in Pozega to go to music lessons in Zagreb.